October Annual Meeeting - Special Edition

Richland HOA Annual Meeting Oct 24th - UPDATE

The Richland HOA annual meeting was held the evening of October 24th. We still need more votes to elect a board - see linked documents below for ballots.

Here is the video - it was also shared to the Richland HOA FB Page.

YouTube Video:

Embedded Video:

Here are all of the documents that were shared:

Slide Presentation (PDF Format)
Ballot to Elect New Board Members (PDF Format)
Ballot to Allow for Electronic Voting (PDF Format) (See this is really needed, because the current voting process really sucks!)
2024 Proposed Budget (PDF Format)

As of 10/27/2024 - we still do not have enough votes to formally elect a new HOA Board (And goodness, do we ever need an new board!). These documents were mailed to you, but if you lost it, or overlooked the envelop - please fill out the two ballot documents above and send them to:

Richland Homeowners Association, Inc.
C/O ShaBen & Associates, Inc.
P.O. Box 3189
Suwanee, GA 30024-0989

EMAIL TO: admin@shabenandassociates.com

FAX TO: (770) 271-8433

Stay up to date with all the happenings in the Richland Community. Download the NABR Network App for your phone, or check it out on the website. Once you set up your account, you set your preferences to receive communications through text message alerts or opt to receive the same information via email or you can just regularly check the community feed for updates. Additionally, you are able to pay dues, reserve the clubhouse and submit ACC requests all virtually.

Keep abreast of all the unfolding events within the Richland Community by connecting with us on our Richland HOA Facebook Page. Delve into a digital hub where community camaraderie flourishes and essential updates are shared. By following our page, you can effortlessly stay informed about HOA announcements, upcoming social events, and other relevant community news. https://www.facebook.com/groups/richlandhoa

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